Monday, February 18, 2013
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Great Middle Grade Fiction that Represents
In honor of disability pride month, I am continuing to review novels that represent characters who help raise awareness, challenge stereotyp...

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This wonderful historical novel, by author Rhonda Rucker, is told from the perspective of a thirteen-year-old slave boy named Ben. It is ge...
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I apologize for my inconsistent blogging this week. The beginning of the week has been SO busy and Sunday the artistic spark just wasn't...
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Apparently, somebody out there in the universe decided to test my resolve to be spontaneous and live in the present because I've ha...
Here's the thing... I wish I had a house and snuggie like that to go into every day! :)
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Dogs are so amazingly expressive in their body language and actions. They make wonderful muses for writers who want inspiration on how to show nonverbal communication of emotions in their writing. Don't you think? Cats can be too. But their are much more subtle creatures.
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